2011-01-13, 12:35 PM
Humidy does make a huge difference. We were up in the mountains (where there is much less humidity) at about -5ºC feeling quite confortable while in Paris with the same temperature we would be freezing.
There is a way to calculate it, it involves knowing how to calculate heat transfer with convection. It has been some time I've seen this in class so I don't remember the stuff anymore.
I'd probably need a few correlation tables to calculate the convection coefficient and some property tables for air and water (humidity) properties.
There is a way to calculate it, it involves knowing how to calculate heat transfer with convection. It has been some time I've seen this in class so I don't remember the stuff anymore.
I'd probably need a few correlation tables to calculate the convection coefficient and some property tables for air and water (humidity) properties.

